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the same as follows $1,000 on tho
day OF the acceptance thereof, s 1000
! and the taxable costs on or before the
10Th day OF March, 1887 $IjjO.OO ON
or before the lst day Of May, 1887.
A, NJ. CANNON,
By his attorney, III. T.. HouGHroN."
Motion then was made by Stanley
llallctt to accept the above propo.
ton. Motion put, Stanley Hallett
ana ID, +. Anderson voting 30 accent
the proposition az recorded. !. II.
flpor voting against acceptance.
10 was then ordered that tho prose.
cutting attorney bc authorized to entcr
satisfaction Of said Judgment when
the requirements OF the proposition O..
Mr.. Cannon shall bc complied with.
ordered by the board that H..
chairman OF the board bc and il here.
10y instructed to lease of n. Fred
Essig for the use OF Spokane county.
the building TO be erected bv said
Esslg on lots ! and ,, block ,, OF y. i.
jenkins addition TO Spokane Falls.
There being no further business bf.
fore the board for this term the board
adjourned J. j, PIPER,
Chairman Of Board.
Attest; b. &. NAS HOuTEN,
Auditor and Clerk OF Board.
by VI. ID. SMITH, Deputy.
March /, 1857.
, 1887-03-10
Railroad Agreeme ent.

PHILADELPHIA, March o. The
Evening Telegraph says: There are
very good reasons for stating that for
more than month past negotiations
have been actually in progress for the
purpose OF securing to the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad its denied outlook
to New York on certain contingencies.
These restrictions we are informed
embody an iron hand rule by
all the lines involved the Baltimore
and Ohio, Pennsylvania, Reading
& Jersey Central. This compact will
be far reaching in its purpose and re-
suits, and will cover n vast amount of
ground. The relations between the
companies interests in the Schuylkill
coal fields will be clearly defined, and
the Baltimore & Ohio will be placed in
such position thae it cannot materi-
ally injure its creates competitors.
This agreement, said prominent rail-
road officer, was made to-day and you
will find that it is n much bigger thing
than the Lake Shore deal.
, 1887-03-10
SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ES
TATE.

BY virtue OF an execution, issued out O,
the District Court OF the Territory OF
Washington, and for the 4th judicial Dis
trict thereof, holding terms at Spokane
Falls, in Spokane county, in said territory
and to me directed and delivered, for a
judgment rendered in said court al
Chambers in Spokane Falls, on the 10th
day OF February, A. D., 1887, in sfavor OF
j. /. Case Threshing Machine Company
plaintiff, and against +. A. Dashieli ano
VIM. Il. Dashiell, defendants, for the sum
OF $4,000 with interest at the rate OF 1.
per cent. per annum from said 10th day OF
November, A. D., 1886, and the further
sum OF 10000, attorneys fees, and $3.50
costs OF suit, have levied on the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit: Lots
number two (2) and three (3), in block
number eleven QD, in the town OF
Waverly according to tho plat thereof, O.
record in the auditors office OF said county
OF Spokane. Said lots situate, lying and
being in Spokane county, Washington
Territory.
Notice is hereby given that on Thurs
day, the 24th day Of March, A. D., 1887, at
the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day, at
the front door OF Sheriff office, IN Spokane
Fails, in the county Of Spokane, said tor
ritory, will sell all the right, title and in
terest Of the said f. A. Dashiell and VIM.
z. Dashiell, defendants, In and to the
above described real estate, AT public auc-
tion, to the highest and best bidder. to
satisfy said execution and all costs.
Given under my hand tins 18th day o.
February, A. d., 1887.
r. +. WHITTIER,
Sherff Of Spokane county, w. II.
2-l7-w-5-t
, 1887-03-10
Delayed Ship Building.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Thc oiici-
ais of the navy department say that
the failure OF the general deficiency
bill will seriously embarrass the work
on three cruisers-Atlanta, Boston
and Chicago. The bill as agreed upon
in conference appropriated S247 600
for the construction of these vessles by
the bureau of construction and repair
There is not n dollar on hand and all
work on the Boston and Chicago will
have to be stopped and the men at
the Chester yard discharged. 1t is
expected, however, that the Atlanta
can be finished, as but little remains
to be done on her. 1t is estimated
that the completion of the Boston and
Chicago will be delayed from fifteen
months to two years by the failure of
the bill to pass.
, 1887-03-10
Presidential PardOns.

vzsHINGToN, Feb. 5.--The presi-
s4ent acted on large number of par
don cases yesterday. Norman H.
Damp, convicted Of embezzlement and
sbentenced in January, 1886, to five
years imprisonment at hard labor in
The territorial prison of Idaho, and to
Day fine of 81 900 and stand COM
nitted until it should be paid, was
1ranted parden-and the president
Endorsed the application as follows:
HIn my opinion there may be grave
doubts as to the guilt of this convict.
He has been imprisoned under his
hentence for more than year, and his
6haracter, prior to conviction and his
eurroundings are, think, of sufficient
|GoDfanty in any event Of his future
khonduct." Pardon was also grant
~ r. Ne case of HI Wing and He
, 1887-03-10
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
William A. Stephens,
Land Office at Spokane Falls, w. T.

Land Office at Spokane Falls, w. T.
November s, 1856,
Notice is hereby given that the follow :
ing named settler has file d notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof viii be
made before the United States land office
az spokane Falls, on March, 81, 1887,
at p m, viz: William \ Stephens, who
made declaratory statement No 5666, for
the south = Of the northwest x and north
west = OF N. w. = section -, township
~ north, range 10, T.. w. NJ.
he names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon anG
cultivation OF said land, viz: f. f Morton,
,Wm fringle, and eieo Murray, OF Spo-
Kane Bridge, and VIM Newman, of Idaho
Line, w Il. j. NJ. ADAMS,
S-ll-o.t Register,
, 1887-03-10
MONS.
TERRITORY OF WAsHTNGToN
COUNTY or SPOKANE.

TERRITORY or WAsmINGToN,
COUNTY or SPOKANE. -
John y. Squier, plainun, VS.. Charles A.
Absalom, defendant.
In tho district court OF the Territory a.
Washington, and for the fourth iudical
district thereof, holding terms 40 Spo-
Kane Falls, Spokane county, in said ter-
ritory.
The United States OF America to Charlie,
n. Absalom, defendant: You are hereby
required to appear in an action brought
aga nst you by Jonn n. Squier, plaintiff.
~ the district court OF the Territory ~
washington, and for tho fourth judicial
disti let thereof holding terms at Spokane
falls, Spokane county. In said territory
to answer the complaint OF plaintiff, filed
IN Spokane county, within twenty days
after the service OF this summons, excii-
sive OF tie day OF service, II served within
said county; II not served within said
county. bot within said district, In thirty
days; if served within any other judicial
district in the territory, i'm forty days: II
served by publication, within sixty days
after the date OF the rst publication OF
this summons, or the said plaintiff will
take Judgment against you by default, ac-
cording TO the prayer OF the complaint.
The cause and general nature OF said ac-
tion Is to recover the sum OF one hundred
and seventy dollars for goods sold and
delivered and money loaned by plaintiff
to defendant between February 10, 1884.
and February 3, 1887, and for the costs Of
this action,
Witness the Hon. George
Turner, associate justice OF
the Supreme court OF
lsEALl Washington Territory, and
Judge Of said court anG
the seal thereof affixed this
18th day Of February, A.
, 1887-03-10
Supposed Suicide.

WEST HAVEN, Pa, March 5,--Side
by side lie the dead bodies OF Mrs.
Belle Ellsworth and John Niebert with
blood oozing from gaping wounds from
a pistol shot, supposed to have been in
fiicted by their own hands. The scene
of the tragedy is small frame dwelling
on the west side. 1t is not known Just
when the deed took place, but neighbors
in the vicinity are said. to have heard
pistol shots about 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
, 1887-03-10
Beecher Seriously Ill.

New York, March 5.-Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher has had stroke Of
apoplexy and now lies unconscious.
While hoping that the attack may not
prove fatal, grave fears are entertained
by his family and familiar friends that
his labors as pastor in this world have
ended. Beecher resides with his son,
Col. Henry Beecher, Mt the corner Of
Hicks'and Clark streets in Brooklyn.
son-in-law who is in the west,
, 1887-03-10
Notice..
To PURCHASE 1iMBKE
LAND.
APPLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE FALLS, W.T.
January q, 1887. !
Notice Is hereby given that I'm accordance
with the provisions OF the act OF June sd, 1878,
that oliver j.. Graham has made application
TO opurchnse the NV q OF section 81, tip. ~, n.
7. VI, n. W. M, Said Oliver j. Graham alleg-
tho timber thereon. =.
Proof In support OF allegation will be made
before the u. 8. Land ONCE at Spokane Falls.
w. T.- on Aprill9 at 10 O'Clock n. m. Any
person claiming adverse rights to said tract
is hereby required 10 file notice OF the same
ON or before the said date.
2-3-iot I'M. ADAMS, Register.
, 1887-03-10

ATHENS, March j---Thc chambcr
OF deputies has elected NJ. Angcrinc-
as its president.
, 1887-03-10

missiOners to take steps to procure the
discarded railroad bridge at Trent and
convert the same into road bridge, it
is ordered that the clerk be instructed
to correspond with the proper railroad
officials and ascertain if said bridge
could be procured for the Use of the
county.
Petition for bridge on Hangman
creek-Petition ordered laid over TO
the May term.
The petition asking the county
commissioners to rent an armory for
the use OF Spokane Falls military COM
pany was then considered and the
commissioners did not deem the
county in financial condition to war
rant the expenditure ut the present
time.
BoNDs OF COUNTY OFFICERS.
The board then proceeded to ex-
anime the bonds of the county officers
elect and approved them as follows:
Bond of b. c. Van Houten, auditor
elect, $4,000.
Samuel Grey, treasure elect. SAC, ,000
James Glispin, sheriff elect, $4,000
James Glispin, as deputy tax collec-
tor, $1,000.
Rosa McMahan, school superintend-
ent, 1000.
A. w. Strong, assessor elect, $4,000.
G. 8. Penfeld, coroner, 81 900.
NJ. I. Harrison, probate Judge,
$1,000.
Ordered that the treasurer be re-
quired to file an additional bond In
the sum Of $40 10000 said bond to be
filed with the auditor of Spokane
county, on or before the first day of
meeting of board in May, 1887.
The board then proceeded to ex-
anime the bills on file with the auditor
and bills were allowed and warrants
, 1887-03-10
com,i issIoNEn's PROCEEDINGS.
February. o. 1887

CONMSSiONEi;'S PROCEEDINGS,
-
February, %, 1887.
The bard proceeded To- select gran
and mex Jurors for tho voor ISs.
from thIlist of names ON Gle WITH II,
auditor "
The i,kl9viug v.ro sol,,,s1 ,.. ,,r,,,.
Jurors
- Il anderson
Y w Tan VIE
NIcv Ioont2
G,en 1{Bcldcn
Eli Wtuch
Geo w Robinson
IL Bhilcy
VIM Bybam
w : Murphy
w II Black
Geo WAinslcy
VIM Snanglc
BIZ Btrch'
Henry Hasbnyr
Mr, IIi,Lp,pn
NJ ,u,''fr,.n
~ r. r." u i', ,,oi.i,.
r'p = G>in",7 G>i',.'7,'' ,'''''
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W., nov,"am ,',r''''
Na,,i,,.,.
I,,',,-.' tS,,g.i,|,,..tr
~, T.; 7ni '"'l'''"
- ,fm,r,.
pLnim Gh,,lJ,
u w ~. 80
Stonban z, Grlh
- y NI". .nhos,o,
Chnrins Fredorial-
NJ ~ ~ 49,, ,o,,'''
I,i,n pi',i.ai,.
II Smitb
III unghos
w n Mill,
Iosanh Tarhnr.
III Rn,rJ
Cborlos 'f.;,,bs
TCI;h,,,,
TJonthort
N Crant
ED Uonl,in.
VIII Jorden
n 7 McM,hon
IF strong
Price Cnnn;robom
Robert patterson
The followinc nersors woro ,hor co.
elctod as petit Jurors. ''' 80
Peter Ashley
M G Murtnoh
Jobn Roznrtb
George Brandt
Jacob Haoer
Thomas Botbom
Thomas Cbeesm,n
w r. windsor
James Hincblie
Daniel Conrcbra;no
Peter Bettinger
rs Fenn
r Dn;lev
VIM r Morv;r
, 1887-03-10

ID. A. CLEMENT, Clerk.
Nash, kinnaird & Murray, PLAINTIFF s atty
2-17.6.t
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i ion and after MAY 16 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains and cortlandt Streets
HarTsbarg PttsGurg and the West Pullman Palace
Williamson Lock haVsn Ga m m; Cory and Eric
ps SeP sssn an& goo On Rsf ssS
ss 9 sSS limited Washing
ws.hnso anAeS S and sfSe so %
arrive Washington ss5 M regular at $50 500 and $50
rS day and 600 sso and night
Ens s's % S9 gaHson and sta.
Tn snnSay aga Ss s@Og % ~ % no s SAC
For Old fSI9t Norfolk via New.YOrk. Philadelphia
Rand aaa a Say Lime 4Sp na weesdays ~
Jersey City SaOrding speedy and
7!al%s e.TSs: From Pit.ssurs 40 7so 1870 M. ZOO
go o so &c., s sao sna 1888
rT0 SsS 81. $ 5S S END S$S
$sS i5S g siS oSs sss $50
1l5O m, 1920. 800 700 sos. $40 9:S5 1885 ,. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave New York. Desbrosses and cort
oSS SSs Q 5S and 10 Washington
a SGG night %sc 40
nPsfe' S ma i Z lb5,%SS and 10 %
Sn2 ahdy % nq eam no m and M
Ni59P s'tS sSs 5s's s'Sss s.Sa
end end S n @ ss E1Bress n and 40 p n l21S
day. 1901 800 4o5 io $40 $50 90 s'S n 29S 9% 40
Leave Philsdelphla via Camden. 900 and 4so D. m.
Ticket ONCE, So i55 and oi4 Broadway Aston House,
Battery place and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland SITS
BrCokyn. station. Jersey City Emigrant Ticket ONCE cas-
The oY sn will call for and check
CHARLES Is. PUGH, ]. r. WOOD.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after May 10 trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.


Largest and Finest Passenger station America,
~ colchester Express DRAWN Albany,
Troy. 81 Alb?ns, Ronse's Point and Syracuse.
800 a M, the FAMOUS CHI AGO LIMITED, composed
exclusively OF Buffet smoking dining drawing
ana sleeping for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland Toledo arriving
Chicago $50 n. day.
tlOSO M Chicago Express drawing TO Canaan
daigua AMI Rochester.
til3Oa IN. Western New.York and Northern Express,
with drawing.ro
$50 AlOany Troy aud Utica Express drawing
roou 10 Troy.
4 p. M. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
- Fast Chicago Express. with sleeping for
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Toronto, Toledo Detroit aud Chicago
Dining-caT New-York TO Albany
$3.50 p IN, Fast Cincinnati and St Louis Express
sleeping cars for Cleveland, Cincinnati Indianapolis and
Louis, also 10 Auburn Geneva and Canandagua.
Montreal Express with sleepin Montreal
Runs TO Utica stopping At principal stations.
m, SPECIAL Sleeper arrives Rochester 74Oa But
fGlO, $50 a. and Cleveland, II: Is next day.
tDO Pacific Express. with sleeping Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo Detroit
chicago sleeping cars TO Clayton via Utca daily exceps
Saturday.
II IS p m. Night Express with sleepingclrs 20 Albany
aud Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and
Tor The North except Saturday night.
ricketts, on sale at Grand Central Depot No Battery
Place Alb Broadway, Mott Haven station l3sth.st and
&C WeslcOtts Express Offices ~ PARK Place Broad
Mayl $50 AMI 9i2 Broadway and 80 West l25thsL
YORK $40 Washington and $50 Fulton ss Brooklyn and ~
4th ST.. Williamsburg.
Accommodations IN dra win ami sleeping
procured at OF the ticket offices in NewYOrk CITY
S33 Washin gtOns'. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
These trains daily. All others daily Sunday
Those trains stop at Mott Haven station ll3Sth.sLl
J. NJ TOUtEf. HENRY MONElT,
-.
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SAINT PAUL AID DULUTH RAILROAD co.
OIrllr on M SIlNIIANY ANn InE AHInEE
~. ran. MINI. May ~, 1887 y
THE ANIMAL, MEETING of the stock


TIE ANIMAL MEETING of the stock
holders tho 81 Panl and Duluth Railroad Company
the election Of directors and consideration OF the rcoln
below and the transaction OF such other bust
ness as NAV brought before the meeting VIII be held
the company. the city OF ST. Paul, Minnesota
on Monday June 20 1887. at - o'clock noon.
The transfer books VIII bc closed at on saturday,
May H. ana TcopCnCd on Friday. June -. 1854
The resolution above referred % j. as follows
Resolved That eIpecnt and necessary for the rapidly
Increasing business ~ ths company. explained by the
president should have additional terminal facilities
equipment tracks and that the grades ana 81 tho
reduced and other Improvements be
possible al involving estimated eNpeud
~ the ensuing three OF
millions Of dollars and in order TO raise THIS
procure snch additional facilities equipment and i'm
provrment u mmendcd that there be submitted TO the
sOckholdcTa az the next annual meeting the following pro-
post for the adoption ~ one or more OF them
FstTho temporary application ~ the income from lands
and siumpage To necessary improvements
SecOud-1he aud sale Of the stock at not
par the full amount provided ~ the articles Of in
CORPORATION AMI tho plan OF rcOrglnizltOn namely SIX
million dollars, being increase OF nearly TWO million dol
lars
million dollars upon mortgage bonds ~ the company
fOuTbAa,cnt 10 the organization OF terminal railroad
other Ike company furnish such terminals. equipment
other facilities the stock Of which shall ue owned
company Win authority 10 tho Board OF Directors
OF company guarantee the principal AMI Interest OF
Of said terminal other company 10 the amount or
million dollars.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
PHILIP \ HARRIS Secretary.
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miscellaneous.

KENT'S KNIFE-CLEANING MACHINE.
IN 100000 Europe and hotels. etc.
LEWIS q CONGER solo Agents.
60l and COS 6th-avo. 1888 aud LAO Broadway
TELEPHONE SERVICE will be furnished in
the city OF NewYOrk at following For business
purposes $3.50 per annum at residence 800 per annum.
with special rate for persons having exchange telephone
place OF business New subscribers placing their orors by
Nav 20 will have their names inserted Ia the quarterly list
In the hands OF printer. TIL METRO POLlIAN TEL
EPHoSE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and Dee.
Dresses SITS follows,
7 a. m. for Catssauqua and intermediate points
m for Geneva, Lyons Enra. Rochester, BuHalo aud
the West and prnc local Chair wkesbsre.
m for TunE hannock ami intermediate pontA Chair car
TO Tnnkhannock Connection 10 Reading and HARRISBURG
S!O m for Pittson and principal intermediate points
Chair 10 Pittston.
b4O for copay and intermediate points Connection
to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO Coplay.
for Geneva Lyons. Elniira Rocles ter Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
$50 p m. for Laurays aud intermediate points
Trains leaving az g. and $40 m. connect for
all points in MahanOy and Harleton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
for auch Chunk Hazeon ediate points.
$40 p. m. for Coplay and mediate points
y ~ for Geneva. Lyons, Ema, Rochester. Buffalo and
tho West Pullman slrs TO lyons
General Eastern Office 235 Broadway
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PlTTSBURG AND WEST END PAS
SENGER RAILWAY BONDS.

FIRST Mortgage Five per Due 1917 Interest June
ami December Payable in NewYork. Total issue $4,000
Capital stock S20OG0O Earnings 1856 $tS672 Expenses
e3n Net earnings applicable interest and dividends
SI226S Interest charge $500 Company has paid div
~ w BRENTON YELLING.
Will street and 80 HrnalwgY.
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j tue 'O''" = PfHIiiI'GIIPs :. HARRIS, Secretary.
OFyIcK Oh INK NORFOLK ANp WESTERN RAILROAD CO.,
No. 1913 WAfNrI-sr,
PniIHDEirnH May 90 1881
VNUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com

NHK BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
pany has under authority Of the Stockholders decided
consolidation with the Cnch VALLEY Railroad Company
and upon the construction of the Cnch Valley Line o
necon with tho Louisville and Nashville system. For The
purposes this sOatOn apd for the requirement o al
dOnal equipment the capital stock of tins Company viii DO
increased by OF 10000 shares OF the Preferred Stock
being authorized by tho Stockholders at their
annual meeting hld May I, 1881 Preferred and Common
Stockholders OF May % have the right purchase tho
OF Preferred stock tho rate OF So 30 share
the ratio OF 10 shares for every 100 shares Of
stock registered In their names on May 20.
This right Will expire June !, at p M and can be exer'
tho office Of this Treasurer OF the Company IN Ph2
dephis at the Office Oi tho Central Trust Company In New
York and at the Office Of Messrs Vivian Gray and CO.. 10
Throgmoronave Lon ou r. c. where circulars moro fully
setting the plans Of the Company be had upon
pCatiOD. "
$40 per share must accompany the acceptance OF this Offer
$40 Will De payable Jun d. and the remaining t32 90
will payable July H. when certificates for the new
stock will be- ready Tor delivery
Transfer books will close MAY 20 and viii reopen une
WILLIAM q. MA CDOWEL
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W N. " q. & II. II. X. Co, lesscos. q.
Trains leave West 42dst station follows and 10 minutes
earlier from foot Of Jay-st North River
Detroit and Chicago, $3.50 a.. III. "605. 'Sl5p.u
UIica Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls. 3. 10 +0:56 a.. nl 800 1910 7. ~.
Highland Kingston, saugerties Catsk, Albany S;io'
Cron.tons Wesl Point Cornwai Tswburg .s:l5 s7:l5.
'965 TlOl5 1880 a. M D. $40 $40 and 800 p M
CranstOn's Cornwall. Nowburg.
For Montreal aud Canada East OiOo m. ,.
Hamilton LONDON 1885 m. "U;Oo, S;lo p IN. Toronto.
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Cincn
natl. Detroit. Chicago and St Louis. 80 -. ,.,, =.
Daily Daily except saturday. Other trains daily except
For tickets tables paror sleeping accQmmoda.
tions or nformaton apply at offices Brookyn.SSS Wash
ingtonst 73O Fulton st. ofce foot Of Fulton.st
NswYork city $685. 1885 bls Broadway, 1881 Bowery and
q. h. LAMBERT
5yanderbiltaye General Passenger Agent
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known ms the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
Through trains leave 2Sdst and Chambersst stations at
utcs earlier than from Chambers-st
0 a. m-Day Express, week days, Buffet Drawing room
Coaches 10 Binghamton Emra. Honosville. Rochester.
Bufao Niagara Falls Pullman sleeping Coaches from
D. ln~Daly t55d from 23dst) Chicago and ST. Louis
Limited" solid Pullman tram Of bay and lnet Sleeping
ST. Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches TO Rochester buffalo
Niagara Falls Hamilton ami Toronto No extra charge for
p m.-Daly. Chicago ExrrosS Pullman Day and SLEEPING
Coaches to Binghamon Emra, Buffalo. Niagara Falls and
Rutherford and Po.sac week DAVIS 445 $40 2O 1850 $780,
5S6 l o. 80 7:i5 7t6 $50 1850 b IN 100 midnight
sundays 5I6 Sil5 1920 1900 nOOn Lao. 4;l6, $780,
Paterson week days 4:i6 90 100 1850 o3O lO2Oa m
1900 noon Id 230 800 800 40 500. 5:l0 $50. 300
SnHda E 5 se lS$o p noSU 5 aiS 6so Ys
500 500 1880 p m 1900 midnight -, H., ,.,o o.,o
500 s5% 1000 II 80 ZOO $40, $50 sao 4;SS S,z9
a SS y2Q SgS 2o iS 49, Zoo nna i-OO midnight
sunern week dSyso4'46: 6i5 7so $50 1920 a. M y
$50 1850 D. IL midnight sundays Dab sl5, 1920
a. m, Las. 4:l5. 80 800 1890 NJ and ~ midnight
Warwick 446 0O0 1920 No. $3.50 p M Sundays, 645 a. m
MoaoGo ANY VpQ NV 10 300 m $50 80 80 and
900 p. IN. sundays. S;l6 q. m and 600 y. M
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston. 900 a. mr. $3.50 p m
scranton. ban1ore " week days 900 a. M 2.sopm
Goshen $40 $40 L so, 900 1920 800 $40. $780,
400 500 300, $50 IN. Sundays, 04o. el5, 1890 mr
MlddIetcwn week days 446 540, 100. 900. 1920 M,
2:S0 $3.50. 40 600 500 $50 p m SUNDAYS ot5, D. 10
Port Jervis 40 TOO 900 1920 n 2.3O 800 4SO 600
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping COACHES be obtned and orders for tho check
% and i, q a pk"g 81 s BE s e s
No S3l Fultonst brooklyn. or at the Companys depots
Express trains from the West arrive IN NewYork at 7l7
GO i i De HAVEN aS% a a. %s. P FARMER. O. p Agt